Sentence examples for the lower case from inspiring English sources

Notice the lower case "n".

"What's with the lower case i?" wondered our own @gdnchildrensbks.

He decided to write only in standard German, only in the lower case, and at times without punctuation.

I print out the Across Lite version of the puzzle, and the lower case "L" looks like an upper case or capital "I".

The lower case is deliberate, and meant to show that the phrase is a quotation, but it's very hard to say, and in our house it's known as several s's, surplus s's.

The very first bars of sparks (the lower case "s" is unexplained in any programme notes I have been able to find) establish immediately that it is a work in an uncompromising, if familiar musical language.

In the Court's smaller space, the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, there will be new plays by Simon Stephens, Gary Owen and the lower case-preferring debbie tucker green, with a play called a profoundly affectionate, passionate devotion to someone (-noun).

The value of having more reports may be offset by the lower case-fatality rate in other species.

Assuming the lower case-fatality rates observed recently in the Beijing Sino-MONICA population led to a similar estimated incidence but 20% fewer estimated CHD deaths.

If there's only one of these deities, then why the lower-case g?

"The lower-case name will be less intimidating, more about dialog than about being authoritative.